How can I apply to MSc in Data Science course at the University of Helsinki?

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To apply to Helsinki University MSc in Data Science, the Indian students are required to have a Bachelor's degree. Students can apply via studyinfo.fi for this course. Submit the documents required to apply such as transcripts, language proficiency scores, etc. TOEFL / IELTS scores / PTE are accepte

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